Master in Building Engineering, Concordia University

24 Months

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About this course

The MEng in Building Engineering at the Gina Cody School of Engineering and Computer Science is designed for practicing engineers who want to deepen their knowledge in areas like building science, construction management, energy efficiency, and rehabilitation of urban infrastructures. The program emphasizes enhancing design skills and improving ability to present technical material effectively. It is a course-based program with a flexible schedule tailored for full-time professionals, with all graduate courses held in the evenings. The program spans two years and requires the completion of 45 credits, combining core courses, specialized electives, and experiential learning through co-op opportunities. If you're interested in research focused on electrification, there are also generous funding opportunities available at Volt-Age.

Why this course is highly recommended

This program is ideal for practicing engineers looking to expand their expertise and advance their careers in building engineering. Its evening schedule is particularly convenient for working professionals, and the option to specialize in multiple subfields makes it versatile. Additionally, research opportunities in electrification and access to funding through Volt-Age further enhance its appeal. The program’s combination of coursework and practical co-op placements aims to strengthen both technical skills and industry readiness.

Specialisation

Students can choose courses in specific subfields like building science, building environment, energy conversion, and integrative studies for building engineering. The program allows a tailored focus by selecting from various specialized courses such as building enclosure, thermal analysis, HVAC systems, solar building modeling, and building information modeling, among others. Students can also focus on areas like construction management, smart buildings, and artificial intelligence applications in building engineering.

Course fees

Application fees

9.13L

1st year tuition fees

9.13L

Living cost

Degree requirements

Candidates must complete a minimum of 45 credits, including 5 credits of core courses such as the graduate seminar and building science, plus a selection of courses totaling at least 28 credits in chosen areas, with a maximum of 2 courses from the integrative studies list. Additional courses from the same list can count towards the remaining credits needed. The program adheres to the general requirements for all engineering master’s degrees and provides detailed course descriptions in the Graduate Calendar.

English language test

PTE

TOEFL

IELTS

6.5

DUOLINGO

115

Want to learn more about the admission process, eligibility criteria, and acceptance rates for international students? Visit the Concordia University admission page for complete details.

Career prospects

Graduates with an MEng in Building Engineering can pursue careers in building science, construction management, sustainable design, and urban infrastructure rehabilitation. The program prepares students for roles that require advanced technical skills in energy efficiency, building performance, and modern construction practices, making them valuable in a broad range of engineering and consultancy sectors.

FAQs

What are the English proficiency requirements?

Applicants whose primary language is not English must demonstrate sufficient proficiency in English to pursue graduate studies, with specific requirements available on the English language proficiency page.

Can practicing engineers enroll in this program while working full-time?

Yes, all graduate courses are scheduled in the evening, making it convenient for practicing engineers employed full-time.